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Iraq Accepts Terms on Weapons Inspections

Published November 15, 2002

I By Karen DeYoung The Washington Post raq said it is ready to receive United Nations weapons inspectors in accordance with the Security Council resolution approved Nov. 1. An eight-page letter to U.N....

Fuel Oil Shipments to North Korea Suspended

Published November 15, 2002

W By Sonni Efron Los Angeles Times ASHINGTON - In a victory for Bush administration hard-liners, key allies agreed Thursday to suspend future fuel oil shipments to North Korea until it takes "concrete...

Afghanistan shows that U.S. doesn’t always get its man

Published November 14, 2002

K By Alissa J. Rubin and Maura Reynolds Los Angeles Times ANDAHAR, Afghanistan - On a cold winter night nearly a year ago, the spiritual leader of the Taliban took one of two open roads leading out of...

Iraqis agree to return of weapons inspectors

Published November 14, 2002

W By Karen DeYoung The Washington Post ASHINGTON - Iraq Wednesday said it was ready to receive United Nations weapons inspectors in accordance with the Security Council resolution approved last week, bowing...

Israeli troops push deep into Gaza City

Published November 14, 2002

J By Laura King Los Angeles Times ERUSALEM, Nov. 14 - Israeli troops and armor pushed into Gaza City before dawn today in the deepest such incursion into the heart of the crowded seaside metropolis since...

Webster quits post at new accounting oversight board

Published November 13, 2002

N By Thomas S. Mulligan Los Angeles Times EW YORK - A new watchdog board created to address the recent wave of corporate accounting scandals was rendered leaderless Tuesday, as former FBI Director William...

Voice on new tape may be bin Laden’s, U.S. officials say

Published November 13, 2002

W By Josh Meyer and Greg Miller Los Angeles Times ASHINGTON - After more than a year of suspense over whether Osama bin Laden is dead or alive, U.S. officials said they believe the man heard on an audiotape...

Tornadoes kill at least 35

Published November 12, 2002

V By Robert E. Pierre The Washington Post iolent storms, including more than 70 tornadoes, blew across the nation early Monday, slicing through small towns, splintering buildings and trees, twirling semi-trucks...

Bishop Denounces `False Prophets’ Seeking Doctrine Changes

Published November 12, 2002

W By Larry B. Stammer Los Angeles Times ASHINGTON - Outside critics and "extremists" within the Catholic Church have exploited the sexual-abuse scandal to "advance their own agendas," the head of the nation's...

Controversy surrounds sniper suspect’s interview

Published November 12, 2002

F By Maria Glod and Tom Jackman The Washington Post airfax County, Va.'s top prosecutor, Robert F. Horan Jr., expressed confidence Monday that investigators acted properly in questioning John Lee Malvo...